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The latest bill in Congress could reshape our food supply and support local farmers. It's a big step for rural communities and agricultural research.

The Washington Wine Commission is funding vital research to boost grape growing and winemaking, helping local vintners improve quality and ensuring the state's wines continue to shine.

With millions in grant funding, local scientists are tackling food waste in ways that could change the way we shop and eat.

There's a pest lurking in our crops, causing hidden damage. Experts are working on innovative ways to combat these pesky invaders.

There's a fascinating blend of science and grapes happening right here in Washington. This story uncorks the secrets behind our state's growing wine industry.

From turfgrass to veterinary medicine, this year’s AAAS fellows from WSU are making waves with their impactful research and innovations.

The recent approval of the Farm Bill is more than just paperwork; it could be a lifeline for Northwest growers in a variety of ways.

Julie Tarara from the Wine Commission reminds us why this research matters—it's all about crafting better wines.

Some exciting developments are brewing at WSU that could reshape the wine industry as we know it—get ready for some game-changing insights.

In a groundbreaking move, researchers at the University of Idaho are blending agriculture and technology to tackle a big problem for potato farmers.